Instant pain relief from insect bites and stings. Aspivenin® vacuum pump quickly and gently extracts the poison.

Flairpath Marketing are International distributors of Aspivenin®, a unique and natural treatment that brings instant relief from bites and stings. Aspivenin® is a special vacuum mini-pump that painlessly draws poison from insect stings and insect bites. The Aspivenin® treatment works on all bites and stings as well as snake bites, bee stings, wasp stings, mosquito bites spider bites, jellyfish and scorpion stings. Aspivenin® is the ideal product for all travellers and holidaymakers. Over 5 million are now in use throughout the world. For full information about Aspivenin® and how it can treat all bites and stings, read on....

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS

By pushing the white plunger right down to the barrel of the Aspivenin®, a continuous vacuum is created in the selected nozzle over the wound site and this gently draws poison from the bite or sting. It only takes about 20 to 30 seconds in the case of a mosquito bite, 90 seconds for wasp stings and up to 3 minutes for more serious attacks. The vacuum is then quickly released by flicking up the plunger head. In the case of life-threatening attacks, such as snakebites, it is recommended that the pump be used repeatedly to extract as much poison as possible, and that the vacuum then be retained as long as possible over the wound site until professional medical help can be reached.

Aspivenin® comes in a lightweight, waterproof carrying case, with full instructions for use in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, along with the precision pump and four differently-sized suction cups to cover the skin area of an attack. The pack weighs just 100gm and is easy to use with one hand, so you can administer it without any help. As it is made from high quality medical materials, Aspivenin® will last and last; all you have to do is to wash the nozzle in soapy water after use.

Aspivenin® is now available to customers worldwide via our secure credit card ordering and international mail order service on our order page.  Our order page uses Netbanx and is a secure environment in which to pay.

All orders are sent by First Class regular UK Royal Mail post.  In the case of any order to be sent outside the European Union, a ‘Proof of Posting Certificate’ will be obtained. 

* Please note that Flairpath Ltd cannot take responsibility for postal systems outside the European Union and any mailings undertaken thereunto must be accepted at the risk of the recipient and not by Flairpath Ltd.

FACTS

Of the 5 million victims of snake bites, scorpion and insect stings and bites, 100,000 die each year, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). Most of these victims are farm workers and hunters in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

In Asia, 30,000 people die from snake bites each year, whilst the figure in Africa is about 1,000, about the same as in Latin America. In the more developed countries, bites are rarely fatal, due, in the main, to improved medical care. In the USA, for example, there are 45,000 snake bites each year, but the number of deaths is only between 9 and 15. In Australia, home of the most deadly snakes, the annual bite rate is 300 to 500, but with an average of only 2 deaths. In Brazil, there are 20,000 snakebites per annum, of which 1.5% are fatal, and between 7,000 and 8,000 scorpions stings, although fatalities are under 1%.

In Tunisia, 35 to 100 people, mainly children, die each year out of the 30,000 to 45,000 people who are stung by scorpions. In Africa, drought has meant an increase in poisoning by snakes, whilst scorpions have invaded the urban and suburban areas, creating a greater opportunity for people to get stung.

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Bees, wasps, ants, hornets etc. are all part of the hymenoptera family, one of the largest, both by the number of species (over 100,000) and by the high degree of their complexity and diversity of behaviour. They inhabit the world over and their venomous function is particularly developed.                                                          

The arachnid class (scorpions, spiders, harvest mites etc.) live anywhere. While they have common characteristics, arachnid orders are morphologically very different. The toxicity of the venom and inoculating organ of some represent very efficient attack and defence mechanisms.

Poisonous fish belong to about twenty marine and fresh water families. The role usually given to the venomous device is that of a defence organ against aggressors and predators.

Mosquitoes and flies of the dipterous order are meat eaters, not venomous as such, but giving symptoms close to those observed during poisonings. They use their feeding mechanism as a venom device.

Ignorance, fear, or both, we’ve all felt the ill effects of the snake's symbolism. Of the 27,000 ophidians, 550 species are venomous snakes. In total, 20% of snakes are dangerous to man.

"I recently saw on a BBC News 24 travel programme, a mention of a product called Aspivenin. My wife reacts badly to various stings and bites and as a consequence I thought that anything, particularly something environmentally friendly, must be an essential for tropical travel. We flew out to Antigua armed with the Aspivenin. We were both attacked by most of the local beasties and out came the Aspivenin. The results were spectacular and instant. Most of the other guests spent their time scratching; we seemed to be the only guests who, although bitten and stung, did not suffer from the infernal itch. Several fellow guests were so impressed that they were asking us where we bought this miracle worker. I strongly recommend this product to everyone for use abroad or in the UK"

Dr. R. C. G.  MB, BS, MRCS, LRCP.  Essex, UK